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The policies adopted by China to achieve economic dominance are remarkably similar to those National Socialist Germany implemented for its aggressive territorial expansion. Germany overreached and was devastated. Will China make now the same wager?

Protest leaders used social networks such as Facebook and Twitter to plan and organize the recent demonstrations in Egypt. They emphasized that they would be apolitical.

Anyone watching the Middle Eastern violence lately has to ask, what on Earth brought all that on? Well, it got quite a bit of nudge from the media outlet Al Jazeera, so when Egypt’s mass demonstration and near riots took place, Al Jazeera not only helped caused it, but created a larger fire storm. The Egyptian government trying to stop the sound and fury had no choice but to pull the plug on Al Jazeera, but they wouldn’t stop.

This article is an overview of Trinidad and its Sister Island Tobago. Trinidad was a Spanish colony from the times of Christopher Columbus to 1802, when it was ceded to Britain. The country obtained independence in 1962, becoming a republic in 1976. Its government is much like the United States though remains parliament like the Brits. Trinidad is an island country smaller than Delaware but it is very rich in resources such as Oil and Natural Gas. The population of Trinidad and its neighbor island Tobago is estimated to be around one and a half million.

Poverty is one of the major problem in Indonesia, as a developing country, which are currently ranked fourth in the list of World’s Most Populous Countries. With the population of over 240 million people, and population growth rate of 2,6 million people per yer, the solution is not simply by overcoming the population explosion, but also by improving the living qualities of the people. Good human resources quality is not only a tangible proof of the State’s successes, but also as a benchmark for comparing Indonesia’s qualities with that of other countries.

Over the past few days, I have watched a peaceful country filled with peace-loving people turn from dismay to protest. The Egyptian people have maintained dignity and decency, but tensions are rising because vital resources have become strained and limited. In a country of 85 million, perhaps several hundreds of thousands or maybe a few million citizens are publicly demanding their right to freedom and justice. Others agree and are supporting the protest from behind the scenes through the provision of food, water, supplies and medical attention. Yet there are many more just struggling to survive and feed their families. These faces, the majority of Egyptians, have not been seen and many are women, but they suffer just the same because of the stressed resources; the limited supplies of food and fuel.

In January 2011, the peoples of the Middle East began their march towards seizing a share in the leadership and resources of their countries, with uprisings that broke out in first in Tunisia and then spread to Egypt. This first round – the present uprising in Egypt – will not be without some achievements, but it is ultimately doomed to failure.

The media is full of news about demonstrations in Cairo. Press correspondents are rushing to Egypt. Is the hidden hand of central intelligence agency behind the goings on?

Protection provided by group members to safeguard itself against onslaught of another group is a virtue. The aggression or dominance of one group over another group is the opposite of being virtuous. The action is virtuous when the group builds capacity of its individual members and competes for better delivery to serve humankind and not just the group.

Life cycle ordained phases of life broadly categorized as gestation period, blooming period and decaying stage. In adherence to the principle of universal law of life cycle, the origin of nation states, their consummation to powers and the related downfall provides the distribution trend of powers geographically in each global era. The West and East had taken their share of glory.